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<blockquote data-quote="g0rsq" data-source="post: 685989" data-attributes="member: 106527">In my case the problem was with one of the movies in the folder that MyMovies scans.Two ways to find and fix problem.1 Move all your movies out of the folder that MyMovies is looking in (check configuration of MyMovies for which folder, or folders it is looking in). Then one by one put the movies back untill you find one that causes the problem.If you have a lot of movies this can be difficult and take a long time.2 Use windows &quot;Resource Monitor&quot; and look at disk activity. This should tell you what files are being written to your disk at any time. You look for the one with most activity, and this should be the file name of one of your movies.This might only be possible in Windows 7When you find the bad movie, just move it out of the folder MyMovies is scanning.Also think if you have added any movies recently? My problem was caused by movies recorded in Windows Media Center, and added to the MyMovies folder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="g0rsq, post: 685989, member: 106527"] In my case the problem was with one of the movies in the folder that MyMovies scans. Two ways to find and fix problem. 1 Move all your movies out of the folder that MyMovies is looking in (check configuration of MyMovies for which folder, or folders it is looking in). Then one by one put the movies back untill you find one that causes the problem. If you have a lot of movies this can be difficult and take a long time. 2 Use windows "Resource Monitor" and look at disk activity. This should tell you what files are being written to your disk at any time. You look for the one with most activity, and this should be the file name of one of your movies. This might only be possible in Windows 7 When you find the bad movie, just move it out of the folder MyMovies is scanning. Also think if you have added any movies recently? My problem was caused by movies recorded in Windows Media Center, and added to the MyMovies folder. [/QUOTE]

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